Iconic pop duo who have feuded for 50 years shed tears in emotional reunion

LEGENDARY Art Garfunkel shed tears as he reunited in a restaurant with superstar bandmate Paul Simon after years apart.

The feuding pair broke up in 1970 after recording their last album together, Bridge Over Troubled Water.

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They rarely spoke afterwards and went their separate ways — last singing together in 2010.

But in an extraordinarily candid interview with The Sun, Art reveals how the school pals broke bread earlier this month.

Art, 82, reveals: “I met with Paul Simon for the first time in years just recently.

“We had a lunch.

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“It was very, very warm and wonderful.

“There were tears.

“I was crying at a certain point because I felt I had hurt him.

“But there were hugs. I’m cherishing this two-week-old memory.”

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Bridge Over Troubled Water topped the charts in ten countries and was the best-selling album in 1970, ’71, and ’72.

It has sold more than 25 million copies worldwide.

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